July 2026

Note from the Coordinator

Greetings! It was wonderful to see so many of you at conference a few weeks ago and to gather for a well-attended CLC Membership Meeting. Thank you to everyone who joined us. A first for us this year was the opportunity to provide some fun door prizes – thanks to Pam Greenlee! Be brushing up on your librarian/book trivia for next year!

For those who were unable to attend, and for anyone who would like a refresher, you’ll find a recap of the 2026 CLC Membership Meeting below.

Beth Purtee
CLC Team Coordinator
[email protected]

Have You Renewed Your CLC Membership?

The 2026–2027 CLC membership year begins today, July 1. We invite you to review our list of current CLC members and confirm that your institution appears on the list.

If your institution is not listed, we are either awaiting payment or have not yet received your renewal application. Because CLC memberships cannot be activated until payment is received, we encourage you to complete the renewal process as soon as possible to avoid any interruption in membership benefits.

As a reminder, each CLC member institution must also have at least one current individual ACL member in order for the institutional CLC membership to remain in good standing. If you would like to verify your institution’s membership status or have questions about renewing, please contact Linda, our Membership Specialist, at [email protected].

Thank you for your partnership in the Christian Library Consortium. We look forward to serving your library throughout the coming year.

2026 CLC Membership Meeting Recap

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the annual CLC Membership Meeting at the 2026 ACL Conference. We introduced our CLC team, including our newest team member, Barbara Winters; reviewed our 2025–26 accomplishments and 2026–27 goals; and previewed the updated CLC website, including the new CLC Member Hub.

Vendor & Program Updates

ACRL Benchmark – We now have more than the seven libraries required to launch a group subscription. If your library is interested in participating, please let us know as soon as possible or contact Beth ([email protected]) for more information. We are anticipating an August start date, and the offer will be posted on the website soon.

IVP PressWe’re pleased to have welcomed IVP Press as a new vendor partner this year. CLC members receive a 50% discount on both frontlist and backlist titles, plus free U.S. shipping.

OverDrive Shared Academic CollectionA seventh library will join the group at the end of June. As participation grows, so does the value of the shared collection for all members. We’re also working with OverDrive to develop a website resource outlining the group’s policies and procedures.

DeGruyter/Brill – We’re exploring a potential partnership that could provide discounts ranging from 5–50% on selected online resources and ebook collections. Discounts would vary based on factors such as FTE, subscription versus purchase, and the number of collections acquired. We welcome suggestions regarding products of interest to your library.

World Trade PressAn updated offer launches July 1. Their databases provide valuable country information that is especially useful for missions programs. Additional information appears below.

View the meeting slides for additional details and discussion.

If you missed the W.T. Cox webinar that happened on June 24 and are interested in learning about what they have to offer you, here is the recording link:  WT Cox Presents: Library Insights.

World Trade Press has recorded a webinar for CLC members demonstrating their Global Road Warrior database.  You may view that webinar at the link below.
Webinar Link  |  Passcode: 8ha!J=C%

Trial access to World Trade Press databases has been extended to July 15.  For login information, please contact the CLC or  Alex Gardner, World Trade Press sales representative. Click here for the complete list of WTP databases available.

Are you looking for new furniture and storage solutions for your library? CLC members get an additional 5% discount on already discounted prices of up to 60% off from K-Log. For more details and the offer flyer see the discount info on the K-Log offer page or check out what they have by browsing K-Log’s website here.

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World Trade Press

Timeline: Annually (Ongoing, begins July 1, 2026) 

World Trade Press is offering new subscribers an ongoing discount for CLC members. This includes 10% off an annual license for a first database purchase, along with an additional 10% discount on each additional database. Pricing is based on FTE. Trial access available for CLC members through July 15.

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June 2026

Note from the Coordinator

Greetings! In just a few days, many of us will be in Indiana at the ACL annual conference. I trust that it will truly be a time of refreshing and renewal. For those who can’t be there this year, we will provide a recap from the CLC membership meeting in a future monthly update.

In this newsletter, we are excited to share more information about a possible ACRL Benchmark discount. Please also note information regarding extended trial access to World Trade Press databases and the opportunity to register for an upcoming W.T. Cox webinar.

Beth Purtee
CLC Team Coordinator

It’s Time to Renew Your CLC Membership

We are grateful for your participation in the CLC community. As a reminder, your current CLC membership expires on June 30, and the new membership year begins July 1.

Because CLC institutional membership does not include a grace period, renewal information was emailed to current members in mid-May. To ensure uninterrupted access to CLC benefits, all renewal information and payment must be received by June 30.

Please also note that each institution must have at least one current individual ACL member in place for the 2026 year in order for the institutional CLC membership to continue. If you would like to confirm your membership status, you are welcome to contact Linda, our Membership Specialist, at [email protected].

We are here to support you and are happy to help ensure everything is in place for a smooth transition into another year of CLC membership.

CLC at the 2026 ACL Annual Conference

  • CLC Membership Meeting –  Tuesday, June 9 at 4:00 p.m. Eastern
    We invite you to join us for our CLC Membership Meeting to connect with other CLC members, ask questions, and hear updates on consortium offerings and partnerships.
  • CLC Poster Session PresentationTuesday, June 9, 1:00–2:15 p.m. Eastern
    For a refreshed overview of everything CLC has to offer, stop by our poster session during this time. We look forward to sharing updates and engaging with you in person.
  • Several CLC partners are also ACL Conference Sponsors. Be sure to connect with Perlego, EBSCO, OverDrive (Libby/Kanopy), OCLC, Christian Periodical Index, Business Expert Express, TREN, and Bloomsbury during the conference!

ACRL Benchmark

The last couple of months, we have asked our members about potential interest in a consortium discount for an ACRL Benchmark subscription. We have heard from several of you and are hopeful that we will have enough libraries to begin a group subscription. We need at least 7 libraries to make this cost-effective for everyone.

Here are some details from ACRL regarding a group subscription:

  • Pricing for group subscriptions is currently $3,225 for up to 10 libraries and $215 for each additional library. ACRL can bill institutions directly.
  • The group subscription can start at any time, and it will be valid for a year from the purchase date. If we want to add an additional school before the annual renewal, we can do so for the original price per institution, and they will have the same expiration date as the rest of the group. ACRL does not pro-rate subscriptions.
  • At the renewal time, the price will be determined by the number of subscribers who renew their subscription, plus any new members.
  • An email has been sent to those who have expressed interest in participating. If you did not receive this email but are interested in joining this group, please contact us at [email protected] and let us know.

World Trade Press

Trial access has been extended till the end of June. Please reach out to Alex Gardner, our WTP representative, for access.

As a long-standing partner of the Christian Library Consortium (CLC), WT Cox Information Services continues to support academic libraries with solutions designed to streamline workflows, expand access, and maximize collection budgets. In addition to subscription management services, WT Cox offers solutions for eResource access and authentication, Open Access support, discovery and linking tools, digital magazine platforms, and resource management services tailored to higher education institutions.

CLC members are encouraged to connect with us for a complimentary assessment of current workflows, collection usage, and opportunities to reduce costs while improving access to high-value resources.

For more information, register to join a webinar on June 17th at 11 am PST here: REGISTER

Shannon Caison
Regional Director of Sales
WT Cox Information Services
[email protected]

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WT Cox Information Services

Timeline: Ongoing 

WT Cox provides customers with cost-effective subscription services as well as a full suite of product offerings.

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May 2026

Note from the Coordinator

Greetings to you this May!

For me, it’s a time of transition from a hectic end of the semester to a more relaxed summer schedule where I can ideally work on some projects that have been put on a back burner. Another thing to look forward to in the summer is ACL’s annual conference. It’s hard to believe that it will take place in a little over a month. There will be a couple of specific opportunities for the CLC team to connect with you. We hope to see you there!

In this edition, be sure to read about our updated offer with World Trade Press, including an upcoming webinar and a free trial opportunity.

Beth Purtee
CLC Team Coordinator

  • New! CLC Member Hub – We are excited to launch the CLC Member Hub, a new webpage created specifically for current CLC members. This space is separate from the main CLC landing page, which focuses on membership information. The Member Hub provides a centralized location where members can easily access all resources, benefits, and tools related to their CLC membership in one place.
  • CLC at the 2026 ACL Annual Conference
    • CLC Membership Meeting –  Tuesday, June 9 at 4:00 p.m. Eastern
      We invite you to join us for our CLC Membership Meeting to connect with other CLC members, ask questions, and hear updates on consortium offerings and partnerships.
    • CLC Poster Session PresentationTuesday, June 9, 1:00–2:15 p.m. Eastern
      For a refreshed overview of everything CLC has to offer, stop by our poster session during this time. We look forward to sharing updates and engaging with you in person.
  • ACRL Benchmark
    With the removal of the Academic Libraries Survey from IPEDS, we’d like to revisit an opportunity which the CLC team previously explored for a consortia discount for ACRL Benchmark.  There would be a minimum of 6 libraries needed to form a group. The price per institution only becomes lower than the individual subscription rate when at least six libraries participate in a group purchase.  Let us know at [email protected] if you might be interested in participating in such a group.

Institutional Membership Renewal

CLC Membership Renewal

We are grateful for your participation in the CLC community. As a reminder, your current CLC membership expires on June 30, and the new membership year begins July 1.

Because CLC institutional membership does not include a grace period, the ACL Home Office will send renewal information to current members in mid-May. To ensure uninterrupted access to CLC benefits, all renewal information and payment must be received by June 30.

Please also note that each institution must have at least one current individual ACL member in place for the 2026 year in order for the institutional CLC membership to continue. If you would like to confirm your membership status, you are welcome to contact Linda, our Membership Specialist, at [email protected].

We are here to support you and are happy to help ensure everything is in place for a smooth transition into another year of CLC membership.

World Trade Press believes that access to reliable information can open doors for students, educators, researchers, travelers, and global professionals. The organization is committed to creating high-quality, easy-to-use digital resources that help users better understand the world around them.

As part of their partnership with CLC, World Trade Press is now offering new subscribers an ongoing discount for CLC members. This offer starts July 1 and includes 10% off an annual license for a first database purchase, along with an additional 10% discount on each additional database.

World Trade Press is also offering a webinar and trial access exclusively for CLC members:

For additional information about World Trade Press, please visit their CLC offer page.

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April 2026

Note from the Coordinator

The CILA team has been busy! In the fall, we reviewed 22(!) applications for the Global Library Investment Grant. The awardees and their projects are announced below. Over winter, the team has worked to update and expand the CILA LibGuide. Finally, we’ve conducted a survey and discussed the feasibility of assembling a task force to update the Librarian’s Manual (2007). Watch the ACL listserv for an invitation to get involved. 

Also in this newsletter are brief accounts of three ACL members who have provided trainings internationally. As below, INTLIG is holding a special meeting on how to plan and provide these kinds of trainings. CILA has a deep history of both offering and supporting international library trainings. Determining how best to continue to do so is high on CILA’s ever-growing agenda. 

David Stevick
CILA Coordinator

Announcing the 2025 Global Library Investment Grant Winners

We are pleased to announce the recipients of the 2025 Global Library Investment Grants. These awards reflect CILA’s ongoing commitment to strengthening libraries through strategic investment in training, collections, and technology support.

Jeffrey Sootheran, Grace International School, Thailand has been awarded $2,000 in the In-person Training and Support category. This funding will support a hands-on workshop designed to strengthen library services within his school community. We have also encouraged Jeffrey to explore a potential partnership with an ACL member in Canada or the United States who has experience in K-12 librarianship and may be willing to collaborate in planning and supporting this training opportunity.

Jean William Pierre, Emmaus University, Haiti has been awarded $6,000, distributed across two categories: $3,000 for Collection Development to support book acquisitions and $3,000 for Technology Support to fund laptops, printers, routers, and other essential hardware. This combined award will significantly strengthen both the print collection and the technological infrastructure of the university library, expanding access to resources for students and faculty.

We look forward to seeing how these investments strengthen library services and create lasting impact within their respective communities.

International Librarians Interest Group Update

The International Librarians Interest Group (INTLIG) continues to support international librarians and encourage library development around the world.

Georgi Bordner has been assisting a school in Guatemala with organizing its library and improving catalog records. She recently returned from a trip where she provided in-person training for library staff in cataloging practices and in using their new Mandarin library system. The Spanish edition of The Librarian’s Manual served as the foundation for her training sessions.

Sharon Bull and Erin McCoy recently traveled to Argentina to train four librarians in the use of OPALS and EBSCO eBooks. They were encouraged by the group’s eagerness to learn and their growing confidence as they developed new skills.

If you are interested in participating in trips like these, we would love for you to join us. INTLIG will meet on April 20 at 1:00 p.m. Eastern Time (New York). To confirm the correct time in your region, please use a global time converter. We will also send a reminder on WhatsApp one to two hours before the meeting.

Our next International Interest Group meet-up will be held on April 29 at 12:00 p.m. Eastern Time (New York).

We welcome anyone with a heart for international librarianship to be part of this growing community.

4 the World Resource Distributors

4 the World Resource Distributors (4WRD) is committed to strengthening evangelical educational outcomes and enhancing library effectiveness worldwide. Their work includes evaluating library processes, providing staff development, assessing student use, recommending and supplying resources, and fostering meaningful professional connections.

In addition to consulting and training, 4WRD donates both new and used books to international Christian libraries. They offer library training through on-site visits as well as long-distance support, helping institutions build sustainable and effective library services.

4WRD welcomes individuals and organizations who are interested in partnering through financial support, prayer, or participation in training visits. To learn more about their work and ways to get involved, please visit their website.

What is your name? Gary Flokstra

What is the name of your organization? Co-founder and co-director of 4 the World Resource Distributors

Where is your library located? Springfield Missouri, USA

What type of library do you work in? Non-profit ministry that enhances theological education by strengthening theological libraries

How long have you been a librarian? I served as a head librarian for 11 years

What is your primary library role? A resource for many theological libraries

What do you love most about your library role? Helping get resources to libraries in the majority world

What challenges do you face in doing your job as an international librarian? More need than funding

What resources and services have you provided when you’ve worked with international libraries? Visited, helped train, answered questions via email, shipped resources, etc.

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April 2026

Note from the Coordinator

April greetings! We are nearing the end of the season of Lent. On Friday, we will remember Jesus’ sacrificial death for the world on the cross and then on Sunday, we celebrate our Risen Lord and Savior! I pray it is a blessed time for each one.

He was delivered over to death for our sins but was raised to life for our justification. Romans 4:25 NIV

Read below for April highlights as well as for information on some future CLC plans and possibilities.

Beth Purtee
CLC Team Coordinator

  • Next month, be looking for an updated offer from World Trade Press!
  • The CLC team continues to talk with Accordance Bible Software. A possible offer will be explored once Accordance launches their new online application.
  • With the removal of the Academic Libraries Survey from IPEDS, we’d like to revisit an opportunity which the CLC team previously explored for a consortia discount for ACRL Benchmark.  There would be a minimum of 6 libraries needed to form a group. The price per institution only becomes lower than the individual subscription rate when at least six libraries participate in a group purchase.  Let us know at [email protected] if you might be interested in participating in such a group.

ACL Research Award

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to celebrate your students’ academic excellence and highlight the important role of your library at your institution! The deadline to submit a nomination for the ACL Research Award is tomorrow, April 2.  The nomination form and all the details are available on the ACL website.  We look forward to highlighting your students and their achievements!

June 7-10, 2026
Winona Lake, IN

Save on the ACL Annual Conference

As a member of the Christian Library Consortium, your institution receives a valuable professional development benefit through the Association of Christian Librarians. Each CLC member library may send one non ACL member from your institution to the ACL Annual Conference at the ACL member registration rate, a savings of $90. To take advantage of the CLC benefit, email [email protected] to request the special discount code to use during registration. This is an excellent opportunity to extend conference access to more of your team while maximizing the value of your CLC membership and investing in their professional and spiritual growth. Please note that conference registration closes April 30.

Bloomsbury Annual Enrollment

We hope some of you will take advantage of the CLC Bloomsbury discount during this annual open enrollment period – running through May 1! Discounts are available on Bloomsbury collections and individual eBooks. 

Purchase or subscribe to new Bloomsbury collections for a discount of 25% (on 1-4 collections) or 30% (on 5 or more collections).  On their Theology & Religion Online platform, Bloomsbury offers several collections relevant to many in ACL, such as the Anchor Yale Bible Dictionary, the Anchor Yale Bible Commentaries, and Eerdman’s Bible Commentaries, and the just recently launched Baker New Testament Bible Commentaries. But they also offer collections in a variety of other subject areas.  Click here to view their full catalog.  

Visit the CLC Offers & Discounts page for all the details.

Are you looking for a new library system?  OCLC has partnered with us for several years to provide a discount for new subscribers to OCLC’s WorldShare Management System (WMS).  The discount increases as more libraries participate. Currently all participants receive a 20% discount, but we are close to moving up to a 25% discount. 

Libraries may purchase WMS at any time during the year. However, for fiscal-year calculations, only orders placed by June 30 count toward the total number of participating libraries. This total is important because reaching the next participation threshold (40 libraries for CLC) triggers an additional 5% discount on renewals for all WMS libraries in the following fiscal year.

Catch the details here, including a link to a CLC landing page that OCLC created for us.

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March 2026

Note from the Coordinator

Hello friends!  In this March update, we have some special events to highlight.

Although June might seem like a long time away, it will be here before you know it and with it, the ACL Annual Conference. Registration for conference is now open.  Register early to get the early bird discount! Also, our Bloomsbury Open Enrollment period is now underway. Read about the special offer below and on the website.

Beth Purtee
CLC Team Coordinator

The Bloomsbury annual enrollment period is now open through May 1! During this time, receive discounts of up to 25-30% on Bloomsbury collections and/or ebooks.  Some popular collections on the Theology & Religion Online platform include the Anchor Yale Bible Dictionary, the Anchor Yale Bible Commentaries, and Eerdman’s Bible Commentaries. New collections on this platform include History of Judaism and Baker New Testament Bible Commentaries (launching in March). Visit the website for more details on this special offer.

June 7-10, 2026
Winona Lake, IN

Save on the ACL Annual Conference

As a member of the Christian Library Consortium, your institution receives a valuable professional development benefit through the Association of Christian Librarians. Each CLC member library may send one non ACL member from your institution to the ACL Annual Conference at the ACL member registration rate, a savings of $90. In addition, those who register before March 16 can save an additional $15 during the Early Bird registration period, increasing the total savings. To take advantage of the CLC benefit, email [email protected] to request the special discount code to use during registration. This is an excellent opportunity to extend conference access to more of your team while maximizing the value of your CLC membership and investing in their professional and spiritual growth.

ACL Research Award

Do you want to honor great student researchers at your institution, get the word out about Association of Christian Librarians, and create a library presence at your academic awards ceremony? Consider nominating a student at your institution to receive the ACL Research Award, first given in 2007.

The nomination deadline is April 2, 2026.

Recipients receive a printed certificate with the ACL logo and are featured on the ACL website. More details about the award and the nominee requirements are available on the ACL website. This is a meaningful way to celebrate your students’ academic excellence while highlighting the important role of your library.

W.T. Cox is a long-time provider of subscription management services to libraries. In addition to handling print and electronic subscriptions, W.T. Cox also offers e-resource solutions such as Journal Finder and eStats. New W.T. Cox customers can take advantage of several special offers. The details are available on the CLC Offers and Discounts page on the ACL website.

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Facing Today’s Library Challenges Together: Join Us at the 2026 ACL Conference

The Challenge Librarians Face

Keeping up with rapidly changing technology, evolving library trends, and opportunities to integrate faith into your work can feel overwhelming. Even the most dedicated librarians sometimes struggle to stay current and make a meaningful impact.

Through thoughtfully curated sessions, speakers, and presentations, the ACL Conference provides the guidance, inspiration, and community you need to grow—both professionally and spiritually.

Why attend? Learn. Connect. Be Inspired.

  • Professional Growth
    Workshops, plenaries, and presentations on trending topics in librarianship, technology, and faith integration.

  • Networking & Community
    Meet peers, mentors, and vendors in a supportive, collaborative environment.

  • Faith Integration
    Explore practical ways to integrate faith and librarianship in your daily work.

Highlights: What You Can Expect in 2026

  • Keynote Presentation: Dr. Mark Eckel will share insights on integrating faith and librarianship.
  • Hands-On Learning: Interactive ACL-Pro plenary sessions and workshops, with opportunities to earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs).
  • Engaging Sessions: Explore topics that matter most to librarians, including AI, student engagement, library spaces, collection development, and more.
  • Share Your Work: Opportunities to present your own research or projects (Call for Posters is open through April 5).
  • Community Connections: Join a welcoming network of Christian librarians from academic and public library settings.
  • Beautiful Location: Experience the charm of Winona Lake, with opportunities to explore the quaint lake-side campus and enjoy its peaceful and picturesque surroundings. Explore Local LibGuide for area attractions.

Planning Early & Pricing

While official 2026 pricing isn’t published yet, 2025 rates provide a useful guide for budgeting. Early bird registration includes a $15 automatic discount, so planning ahead can save you even more.

ACL remains committed to keeping the conference accessible, even as costs rise nationwide. Here are several ways to make your participation more budget-friendly:

  • Christian Periodical Indexers: If you index for the Christian Periodical Index, you can double your indexing token compensation to use toward conference registration. Some indexers have paid very little out of pocket thanks to this benefit.

  • Workshop Presenters: Selected presenters can receive up to a $50 discount per workshop on their registration. If multiple presenters are involved, the discount is divided among co-presenters.

  • Institutional Support: Most university administrators view conference participation as vital for professional growth. Presenting a workshop or poster can increase your institution’s willingness to cover expenses—start brainstorming proposal ideas early!

  • Non-Traditional Funding: Explore grants or special institutional funding for professional development.

  • Scholarships: Several scholarships are available, including the Jeanette Parker Memorial Conference Scholarship for ACL members pursuing an MLIS or MLS degree.

  • Early Bird Registration: Sign up during the Early Bird period to automatically receive a $15 discount.

  • Travel Economically: Coordinate travel with colleagues or carpool to reduce transportation costs. Explore Local LibGuide for travel resources.

Hear from 2025 Attendees

“I loved meeting friends old and new. I also loved hearing and learning about library management and services from a Christian perspective. It was very refreshing!”

“As a new member, attending conference helped me grasp the reason for ACL’s existence in a way I hadn’t before and in a way that will keep me a member for a long time to come.”

“I especially enjoyed the fellowship with other Christian librarians and ability to network with like minds and others struggling with similar issues and concerns.”

“The plenary sessions were especially helpful and relevant in my context as a library director. I also enjoyed networking over shared meals, game night, and other opportunities.”

Thank you 2026 ACL Conference Sponsors!

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February 2026

Note from the Coordinator

Greetings, friends. I hope this February finds you well and that those of you in the US in the path of the recent winter storm did not badly suffer. My neck of the woods has faced challenges with ice and lack of power, but God has been faithful!

Here is some important information, along with updates. First, I want to introduce to you our new member-at-large on the CLC team. We are excited to have Barbara Winters, librarian at Bethlehem College & Seminary in Minneapolis, MN join us in serving you, our members! Welcome, Barbara! We also have information to share regarding some of our vendor partnerships. We have updated terms for our Perlego discount. The details are below in the Perlego section. We also have an updated 2026 offer from Meescan. Finally, we want to remind you of our upcoming Bloomsbury open enrollment period.

Beth Purtee
CLC Team Coordinator

Keep your CLC Membership in Good Standing

As we move forward into 2026, this is a reminder that CLC Institutional Memberships require at least one Full Individual ACL Member at the institution.

All 2025 ACL Individual Memberships expired on December 31, 2025, and the grace period ended on January 31, 2026. Institutions without a full individual member for 2026 may now be out of compliance with CLC membership requirements.

If your institution has experienced staff transitions and your previous full member has moved on, now is the ideal time to update this information so your CLC participation can continue without interruption.

Need Help? If you have questions about your membership status or eligibility, please contact Linda Tse, our Membership Specialist. She is happy to assist and provide information on your institution’s current standing.

The Christian Library Consortium has had a partnership with Perlego for several years. Perlego is a digital learning platform providing unlimited access to over 1 million academic books from over 9000 leading publishers. Perlego’s catalogue features an extensive range of theology titles alongside dozens of other disciplines. Terms of the Perlego offer for CLC members have recently changed.

  • CLC members receive a 20% discount for subscriptions of under 1,000 licenses.*
  • Custom pricing is available for institutions who are interested in purchasing more than 1,000 licenses.

*Minimum number of licenses required is 50. For a smaller subscription size (less than 50) please contact our Perlego representative here.

The updated details will be available on the CLC Offers & Discount page in the near future.

Group Registration Discount for the 2026 Computers in Libraries Conference 

  • When: March 17-19, 2026
  • Where: Regency Crystal City, Arlington, VA
  • Use this link to register
    Discount code: 26ACL
  • Early Bird Registration deadline: February 13, 2026

Meescan offers a simple and affordable self-checkout solution that is compatible with your existing security systems. Their portable, cloud-based technology allows you to set up a kiosk where it’s most convenient and even check out directly from your smartphone.

Meescan is now offering new customers who are members of CLC an ongoing 10% discount on an  annual license purchased by Dec. 31, 2026. Customers  can also redeem a $200 credit for Meescan equipment purchased by June 30, 2026. For more information on their technology visit their website  or book a demo to see their system in action.

Offer details and contact information are on the Meescan offer page.

The annual open enrollment period during which CLC members can receive additional discounts on Bloomsbury collections will open soon.  Details will be provided on the ACL website when they are available.

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